Rainwater downpipe trap with U-AK gasket, DN100, with cast iron grating, painted, black color, grey cast iron (GJL) MREINIG100

Rainwater separator – effective water drainage and installation protection

This rainwater separator, made of grey cast iron (GJL) and painted black, is a key element of the rainwater drainage system. Mounted at the end of the downpipe, it effectively stops contaminants such as leaves and branches, protecting the pipes from clogging and damage. A cast iron grate placed inside the pipe at an appropriate angle facilitates the separation of contaminants and ensures smooth water flow.

Construction and installation – tradition meets modernity

The separator is characterized by a combination of traditional appearance and modern solutions. The spigot system used in the construction is particularly valued during the renovation of historic buildings and the reconstruction of sewage networks. It allows you to preserve the original character of the building while ensuring reliable operation. In addition, the use of the U-AK gasket significantly simplifies the installation of the separator, saving time and minimizing the risk of errors during installation.

Benefits of use – for the installer and end user

• Installation protection: Effectively prevents clogging of downpipes by contaminants, which extends the life of the entire rainwater drainage system.
• Aesthetic appearance: The black color and traditional shape of the separator harmoniously fit into the building's architecture.
• Easy installation: The U-AK gasket simplifies the installation process, reducing working time and labor costs.
• Durability: Made of spigot cast iron, it guarantees corrosion resistance and long-term use.
• Renovations: It is ideal for renovating historic buildings due to maintaining the original style.
• Contaminant separation: The cast iron grate effectively separates leaves, branches and other contaminants from rainwater.

The DN100 separator is a solid solution for any home or building where reliable rainwater drainage is a priority.